PROPERTIES • MARKETING PROGRAMS
Marketing + Pre-Development
Development-ready sites where DLBA has already completed early due diligence. Each listing includes the asking price, zoning, and the site's ALTA survey and Phase I Environmental Site Assessment so developers can underwrite before they submit a proposal.
MARKETED PROPERTY LISTINGS
From proposal to option agreement
Listings stay open for 60 days. After that, every proposal moves through the same review.
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Scoring
Proposals scored against published criteria.
02
Internal approval
DLBA review of the top-ranked proposal.
03
External approval
City and funding partner review.
04
Board approval
DLBA Board of Directors vote.
05
Option agreement
Executed with the selected developer.
Scoring criteria
Neighborhood benefit points require meeting with neighborhood representatives before submitting. Projects with tangible community benefit score higher.
Price Feasibility of project Experience Financing Neighborhood benefit
Marketing programs
Pre-Development is one of DLBA's property marketing programs. [Other program descriptions TBD]
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Marketing + Pre-Development
Sites with ALTA survey and Phase I ESA completed before listing.
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FAQ
How long is a site open for proposals?
Listings stay open for 60 days. After the window closes, all proposals are scored against the published criteria.
What due diligence comes with each site?
Every site includes clear title, an ALTA/NSPS survey, and a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment. Where a document is still in progress, the listing shows its expected date.
How do I earn neighborhood benefit points?
Meet with neighborhood representatives before submitting your proposal. Projects with tangible community benefit score higher.
Can I rely on the due diligence documents?
Due diligence documents are provided for informational purposes. [Legal to confirm reliance language]
What happens after my proposal is selected?
The top-ranked proposal goes through internal DLBA review, City and funding partner review, and a DLBA Board vote before an option agreement is executed.